A warmly lit therapy office focusing on an empty, deep charcoal-gray armchair upholstered in soft fabric, angled slightly toward a low, light-oak coffee table. On the table lies an open journal with smooth cream pages, a matte black pen, and a neatly stacked set of pastel sticky notes labeled with gentle affirmations about mental health. Behind, a tall bookshelf holds neatly arranged psychology texts, with a small African-patterned fabric box adding subtle cultural texture. Late afternoon natural light filters through sheer white curtains, creating soft, elongated shadows and a calm, professional mood. Photographic realism, eye-level composition, moderate depth of field that keeps the scene crisp yet gently blurs the far background, conveying a safe, reflective space for mental health care.

AfriPsyc.com

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AfriPsyc.com V.2 (2026) was founded by Bree E. Cook, Psy.D. The original site was created by Bree E. Davis (Cook) and Kelley D. Haynes (Mendez) in 2001 for their doctoral project at California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University. Happy 25th year Anniversary!

“Davis, Bree E., & Haynes, Kelley D. Www.AfriPsych.com: A mental health resource for the treatment of people of African descent. Psy.D. doctoral project/thesis, California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles, 2001.”

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